Data Centers and 450 Million Cameras

The truth about Flock cameras: ‘We are the sheep, and they are controlling us’

“They’re in parks. They’re in schools. They’re at Home Depot. They’re on every single FedEx truck. And don’t worry, they just put it on 400,000 school buses that are supposed to stop when people bypass the bus, where kids are loading and offloading,” Fix explains.

“They’re supposed to take a picture of that person, and you get a ticket,” she continues, noting that the families bringing their children out to the bus are then being photographed too.

“But it gets worse. So many people have complained about these Flock cameras that many cities, including Los Angeles, said, ‘You know what?’ The city of Los Angeles said, ‘We’re going to cancel our contract. Instead, we’re going to go with another company called Axon,’” she says.

This company, Fix warns, makes Flock cameras “look like child’s play.”

“They’ve moved it to the whole next level. They have gone even farther, and they’re making contracts with people that have ended their Flock camera systems,” she explains.

“They will be putting their cameras on every single light post. No permits, no requirements, just putting them on every single light post. That’s about 450 million around the world. And that means every light post on every street will have a camera,” she continues.

Fix claims there’s also a link between the new “kill switch” in cars and this new surveillance system.

Read the entire article here…

It takes a lot of processing power to record, store and analyze this kind of data. Enter the huge number of data storage (Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Meta) and data centers.

From BraveAI:

“Flock Safety: Visual Attribute Extraction

Flock Safety relies on computer vision and machine learning to categorize vehicle data at the edge and in the cloud:

The Role of New AI Data Centers

While the raw storage happens in standard cloud regions, the new AI data centers being built by Microsoft and Amazon provide the critical GPU compute power required to:

Run Inference for complex queries (e.g., “find all videos where a person drops an object” or “track this vehicle across 50 cameras in 30 seconds”).”

Train the next generation of recognition models (e.g., better accent detection for Axon, improved night-vision vehicle ID for Flock).

The United States currently has 84 tracked AI data center facilities with a combined selected tracked capacity of 43.6 GW across 53 operators, according to the AI Data Center Index.

However, broader estimates vary depending on the scope:

Meta leads the buildout with 14.7 GW of tracked capacity, followed by Amazon Web Services (9.0 GW) and Microsoft (5.5 GW). The highest concentrations of development are found in Texas, Virginia, and Oregon.

Final note… between your cellphone, your vehicle tracking (if you have a newer vehicle) Flock & Axon surveillance, everyone else out there that is constantly using their phone for video, your TV set, your online activity, and the activity of everyone in your circle who uses these devices, has you on their “friends” page (or whatever it’s called on FB), their contact list, and their email, your privacy is assuredly nonexistent, and it’s far beyond too late to do anything about it. So, when you make the conscious decision to not vote in November, and the demoncrats take over, they already have everything in place to subjugate you and control EVERYTHING you do. Think Fauci killed a lot of people? The demoncrats, the communists, the RINOs, and the entire deep state are collectively saying “hold my beer”.

We have no one to blame but ourselves. Maybe you’ll repost this on Facebook.

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3 responses to “Data Centers and 450 Million Cameras”

  1. Oh, and for those who aren’t yet aware, this:
    “Leonardo US Cyber and Security Solutions has expanded its surveillance capabilities by adding wireless signal detection to its ELSAG SignalTrace system, which integrates with existing automatic license plate readers (ALPRs). This technology passively captures Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and RFID identifiers from devices such as smartphones, smartwatches, and earbuds within passing vehicles, linking them to the vehicle’s license plate and location data.

    The system creates a unique “electronic fingerprint” that allows law enforcement to track individuals and passengers even if the license plate is obscured, swapped, or removed. Because the technology relies on publicly broadcast signals, it does not decrypt message contents, but it enables persistent, warrantless tracking of people and their electronic devices across a network of sensors deployed on street poles and police vehicles.”

  2. Outdoor Prison Cameras…not Flock or other maker’s name.

    1. They’re no where near me. Very rural and not gonna happen. Those that aren’t willing to do the same, know what to do, or not.
      Maybe voat harder. There’s no justice. Just Us.

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